The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-12-31
LOCAL BREv1T1Hs.
Matters Of Minor Moment In ana About
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SCHOOL opens Monday.
MArIsERs at both theatres to-day.
OPERA HousR this evening = Maggie
Mitchell.
SOME good Ice Is being stored in the
ice houBes. \ yit IA
TuE GRAND to.nlght-Laa. performance
Of my Aunt Bridget" ft,t5.4 N
DRowsiYos arc no. as plentiful Rs usual
at this eeason Of the year.
ELIAS ROLLS was honorably discharged
sftef hearing before Squire Roeder OF
Bellaire. BrsG 4S{s az
THERE will DO IN all night temperance
nesting ut the Capital rink this evening,
With free lunch attachment.
THERE wero three cases In the police
court yesterday. Two went to the hill and
one was given tho privilege Of leaving the
city for the clty's good. 5tl
KRAMER and bis popular band Of must.
cians went up 10 Steubenville ugain last
night, Thia time 1t was to play for the
TuInerp, who gave big ball OF their hall.
MURRAY AND MURPHY presented their
farcical play, "Our Irish Visltoru," at the
Opera Houso last night 10 a fair audience.
Laughter WAS constant, and applause not
inirequent. a g +
Mr.. EUGENE G. JETrERYs, OF Grafton
was yesterdsy appointed administrator o.
| Tho estate OF W. Scott Pierce, deceased
and gavo bond in the cum Of 5000, with
W. P. Hubbard as surety. ~"
JOHN STATING, s native Of Germany
who has been In thu country since 1913
declared his intention to become citIzen
OF the United Statea, in the Circuit Court
yesterday, and received his first papefa.'
| TuEchoir DIST. Luke's Protestant Episco
!pal Church, on the Island. Rev. J: Gibaor
Can't, rector, will repeat the ChrlstmaI
music tomorrow and the other services
will be especially appropriate to NoW
Years.
OrricERs W1LKlE, Carney and Ball thl!
: morning visited the houpe OF Maggie Con
row, at l15 Seventeenth street, and arreatce
, the madam, three female inmates and hvs
male visitors. AL Deposited tho cash iol
their ines.
In Part II OF the Circuit Court ycaser
day Judgment was entered IN the case o
3. i: Doyener ys. tho Wheeling q Par
kerpbuyg Transportation Company Tor thu
uum Of S., 22O, due as fees for legal services
md interest.
OK Monday night the Leonzo brother
and their wonderful acting doga open
weeks engagement at the Grand. Int
attraction is too well known and too i'm
mensely popular to need any introduction
1t is to be expected the weeks business
will be big.
JOHN HoRy, a workman in the Belmon
mill forge, wsa badly burned on the RICH
eide Yesterday by coming in contact witt
bali OF molten metal which was belnt
phoyed to the rolls in the tongs, He wst
removed 10 his home on Twenty-sixsll
street and his injuries properly attended
10.
LIEUT.. JuSKrNs, the night man at head
quarters OF tho city police force, has been
confined to the house by illneas for severa
days. Yesterday his condition was re-
ported pretty bad. Officer Wilkie Ia fill
ing his position. The many friends OF the
genial Lieutenant will hope for his speedy
recovery.
EDWARD MILLER attempted TO board q
Panhandle passenger train at Gross Greek
station Thursday while IL WAS under way
but miseing bis footing, was dragged
underneath the cars and both legs cut off
He was removed to the company'e hos
pital at Steubenville, where he died the
came night.
The Jury in Part OF the Circuit Court
Judge Boyd) has been dismissed and
court will adjourn to-day to court In
courae. Part II Judge Jacob) will moi
adjourn Tor several days. 1t is expected
the matter Of confirming The sale Of the
old fair ground lots will come up early
next week, probably Tuesday. 3.,.
THE Silver Leaf Club, Of New Cumber
land, an organization mado up OF mum.
Der OF the leading young gentlemen OF the
place, gaye hop in the Town Hall there
iast night. Wheeling and Steubenville
we're Represented there. The affair was
| In the hands Of Meyers. F. w. Stewart
Alex Ward, Harry Lambert, Robert Neis
KELLY, Nat Ballentino, Will L. Stewart ant
81. II. Smith.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to re
cord deed made December q by Jamer
la, Lancaster and wife, Of Wheeling
Elizabeth A. and Minnie 3. Lancaster, Of
Marshall county, to John G. Hoffman,
ar, in consideration OF s., 600, for lot u, In
Joseph CsldwGll's addition 10 the city, or
the southwest corner Of Main and Twenty
seventh streets. Also deed made Dscem
Der 10, by Charles Moore to Tirzah @.
Moore, in consideration Of $500, for part
OF lot so in Joseph Caldwell's addition
reserving the right to use private alley
along the north side OF the lot.
| go. A NnrruM Encanh.